Waking up blind
Ophthalmologic Surgical Procedures
Medical errors
Medical Practice Management
Malpractice
Ophthalmology
Legislation & jurisprudence
Adverse effects
Medical ethics
In the early 1980s, professors at a highly-respected academic medical center began to notice problems with their gifted chairman, a powerful figure on campus. His patients complained of long delays and rushed exams. His bills to medicare and insurance companies were suspect. Too often, the tissue th…
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